Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-30

hinaseit az ha wing been charmed with the
| spcctacle in the abbey, and produced tne
| entire ceremonial, within u without the
| edifce. a grand and never to be forgotten
| sight. His exceptional treatment, too, at
| the hands OF the officials and prominent
English statesmen. has made q Marked
impression upon him.
Mr.. Junius s. Morgan has presented the
METROPOLITAN Museum OF New York with a
fine painting by Sir Joshua Reynolds. IL
was painted for the earl OF Westmoreland
In 1850 and contains the portraits oil Hen
ry Fame, Charles Blair and Migo Jones.
General Traffic Manager Kimball OF the
Union Pacific at Omaha, in testiiylng De
fore the Pacific Railway comrlssion, al.
| mitted that he had sometimes influenced
the nomination, election or defeat OF can
didates where the men were nominated ex-
pressly for the purpose of attacklng tne
interests OF the road. He had used his
own and railroad money for such political
purposes.
w. w. Corcoran OF Washington n
Prof. Baird, OF the Smithsonian institu-
ton, have both nearly recovered rom
their recent severe illness.
Mrs. Dan Lamont is the only daughter
OF 0rson Kenney. a retired farmer oil Cort-
land county, n. Y; was educated at the
EImira Female college and married IN
1874, and is the mother OF two little vel,
low-haired girls three and five years old
respectively.
The following patents we're issued to
western people: Wisconsin-E. q. Du-
rant. Racine, steam boiler; ]. Mueller, Mil
waukee, hot air furnace; II. Q. Swan, osh.
kosh, spring for vehicles; K. Twick, She.
boygan, combined land roller and clod
crusher; ID. Willard, Turtle Lake, auto
matte track gauge. Dakota-H. Augustine,
| Sioux Falls. axle lubricator. Minnesota
P. Herzog, Minneapolis, vault light.
At Corunna, Mich, Jonn Abbott and
wife fatally stabbed one Craig, Mrs. Alb
bott's father. Craig had opposed the mar.
riage OF the couple and threatened to XII
Abbott. Thu latter and wife we're arrested.
The closing of the Fidelity Bank OF Gin.
c~innatti will not affect the Chicago banks
in any way.
Arnold & Co, OF New York, coffee brokers
recently failed, have obtained attachments
against creditors for claims aggregating
$70S, 2S3.
George Gould is going. to Labrador In
his new yacht, with his wife and a few
friends.
In ~cnseduenc OF the action OF the
mayor OF Cork in hosting a black flag on
the occasion OF the jubilee and because OF
his having shown favor to Nationalist,
Plunkett, divisional magistrate, has sus-
pended him and ordered that only a resi-
dent paid magistrate shall try prisoners.
William o'Brien, the Irish editor is sepa.
rated from his wife. She was q soubrette
actress.
The London Lancet declares that Crown
Prince Frederick William is enjoying excel
lent health and his throat trouble is i'm.
proving.
The prince OF Wales, the kings OF Greece,
Denmark, Belgium and Saxony, the crown
prince OF Germany and several other
princes and Lord Wolseiy and the duke
OF Cambridge reviewed IL, 900 troops at
A~ldershot.
OF the pereons charged with being impli.
Gated in the murder Of Col. Soudeikin,
chief of the Russian police, who was assas-
sinated in 1888, seven have been sentenced
to death and fourteen to transportation
to Siberia. Two OF the accused were ae-
quilted.
The father OF Miss Clinch, who was mar.
ried recently in Paris to Banker Merillon,
got 50, 900, 600 out OF the Stewart estate,
he being a nephew OF the late Mrs. Stewart
of New York.
Ex-United States Treasurer Jordan has
been presented with a handsome silver
punch bow by the employees of the treas
ury department.
The secretary Of the interior has adjust
ed this claim: Zook & Aldersan, Custer
county, Mont. Amount, $6,337, in 1884,
by Cheyenne Indians. Finding, loss SO, $50.
Prof. Elisha Gray is said to have made
a new discovery which promises as extra
ordinary results as are obtained from the
telephone. No patent has as yet been ap-
piled for, but the invention is protected by
30 different caveats. The general plan can
be best described by the term "autolegra-
ply" II is claimed that it will be posi-.
BILE by the invention to write upon a sheet
Of paper and have an photographic fac-si-
mile OF the writing reproduced by telegraph
BOG miles away, and probably a much
greater distance. The successful expert.
ments thus far have been limited to abou
o miles.
The interstate commission will
ask congress next winter for a great deal
more than 500, 600, the allowance made
them for expenses during the current year.
TIL commission has a great deal more
work on its hands than it was ever sup
posed it could have, and it begins to ap-
pear that a bureau that is to have control
of the OF the country will need
a great man clerks.
James L. Newberg, on trial at Cambridge,
Mass, for the murder OF one Cadmen, a
milk peddler, was convicted OF murder in
the first degree.
The interstate railroad commission has
promulgated the following: Whereas, sec
tion 6 of the act to regulate commerce
authorizes the commission to direct when
joint tariffs shall be made public and the
prescribed measure OF publicity to be given
the same, ordered that Joint tariff rates,
fares or charges established by two or
more common carriers for the ~transporta-
ton OF passengers or freight passing over
continuous lines or routes, copies OF which
are required by the sixth section to be
filed with the commission, shall be made
public so far as the same relate to bust.
ness between points connected by the line
of any single common carrier required by
the first paragraph oiSaid section to make
public schedules of it's rates, fares ard
charges; such joint tariff shall be SO pub
lished by plainly printing the same in large
tpye, copies OF which shall be kept for pub
lie use in such places and form that they
can be conveniently inspected at every
depot or station along the line OF carriers
uniting in such joint tariff where any bust
ness oil a common carrier whose schedules
are required by law to be made public as
aforesaid.
Barring Sullivan" says Pat Sheedy.
Pat kiIlen is the best man | ever met in
our line OF business OF our travels. He is
q wonder. L never saw a man hit so hard
with his left hand. He taking care OF him.
self, and when he fights you will see a great
pugilist. If nothing interferes you will see
Patsey Cardiff's and JAKE Kilrain's colors
go dow suddenly when killen gets them
up before him."
The secretary OF the interior has author
lied the Crow Indians OF Southern Mon
tana to lease for grazing purposes {, $780,
o acres OF land in the western end OF
their reservation. Among the appl icants
for LAND already are Hardin, Campbell &
Co., r. b. Briggs, Jeffreys & Morrow and
Nelson Story, Of Bozeman. Ii is calculat-
ed that these leases will bring the Indians
about $50, 600 per year.
Capt. Jack" Hussey, who was shotby Pc.
liceman Hahn in a drunken row on June 2.
died in the hospital at New York. He was
a special officer at Castle Garden, and in
the past ten years had saved thirty-6ye
people from drowning.
1t is announced that Ella Wheeler vii.
cox will soon bid farewell forever to Meri.
den, Conn. She has never liked the place.
1t is lacking in sentiment and passion, and
does not fully appreciate the genius of Mrs.
Wilcox. After passing thu summer at
some quiet watering place she will return
to her home in Wisconsin.
Postofices established: Dakota: York.
DeIisoH county. WISCONSIN,: uSlO, ManltO-
woo county. Observation-Disclosures
Cushing, Polk county: Lakeyiew, Dane
eoanty. Postmasters conmissiontd-Iowa:
Delaware, Clara Marshall. Fourth-cIass
possmasters appointed-Dakota: Rock
Hall, c. E. Motley. Iowa: Defiance, H. j..
Brain. Minnesota: Minnetrista, III. f..
Merriman; Viola, A. j. Smith.
Mrs. Cleveland was elected a member Of
the board of trustees of Wells Female col.
iege, Aurora, N. Y, OF which institution
she is q graduate.
Miss Grace Howard, n daughter OF Joe
Howard, the well known Journalist left
for Grow Creek. Oak, to teach the Indian